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The Open Seat is closing. We start the book with the opening of the cafe and then we jump ahead to when it’s about to shut its doors. There are a few reasons for the closure, but during its run, the cafe has collected a few choice customers who are part of the fabric of the place. This book is about those few people and those connected to them.
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I have read several books by the author and openly admit to being biased towards her writing style. There is a pep in the flow that helps the reading along. I didn’t ship the relationship as much as I would have liked to but it wasn’t too much of a stretch either.
On the day of a new beginning, Dolly finds herself without a plan, a home or anything else for tha...
I must admit to guessing the biggest twist in this book and that took away a little something but it was still a good book. It was very different from the other retirement aged settings I have previously encountered. Those were more along the lines of cozy books but this one can be called a thriller.
There’s an ominous undercurrent to the entire narrative, even...
It was only after a trip to southern Spain and subsequently reading a book or two which referenced some of the history that I realised what a mixed history Europe has had in the not-so- distant past.
Like most such things, I’ve stumbled upon the topic multiple times since, but this is probably the most focused and detailed. The details and the obvious need for...
This is a short book and provides a view to the inner workings of Morocco and of a man with mixed origins and history.
I liked the general writing style and this seems to be the first in a series. This makes sense since it does feel like an introductory idea. Ramzi is trying to get his dream off running an inn off the ground. It is running but it doesn’t feel l...